Facebook and MTV are rebooting reality TV pioneer 'The Real World'
Can social media keep a reality TV pioneer alive?
Chrome 70 is available and allows users to opt out of automatic data syncing
Opting out of data syncing is harder than it needs to be
Facebook admits its Portal device could collect user data for ad targeting
After originally denying it
Corsair releases its fastest SSDs to date, and they're surprisingly cheap
Up to 3000 MB/s write speeds
Pixel 3 XL gets the iFixit teardown treatment revealing a Samsung display and more glue
Good luck with display repairs
Analyzing Graphics Card Pricing: October 2018
Today, we're once again doing a deep dive on graphics card pricing to provide you with the best value buys on the market right now. This is the third report we have compiled this year. We're now in early Q4 and graphics card manufacturers are facing a different challenge that could affect pricing, at least in the United States: the import tariffs implemented by Donald Trump.
Popular YouTube stars sued by Epic Games for selling Fortnite cheats
Golden Modz has over 1.7 million subscribers
Google will soon charge European Android device makers licensing fees to use its apps
Google rushes to comply with a new European Commission ruling
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THE WEB
Study: 99.7% opposed FCC's net neutrality rollback
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DRONES
Researchers shot a drone at a plane to study a mid-flight impact
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TECH ICON
Paul Allen, Microsoft
co-founder dead at 65 -
RINSE, REPEAT
PC enthusiast der8auer uses a dishwasher to clean his components
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SMARTPHONES
Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL camera, display receive high praise
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ULTRAWIDE
Dell announces 49-inch ultra-wide monitor with QHD resolution
A PlayStation Vita may hold the solution to an unsolved murder
Police are seeking a search warrant to retrieve the contents of the gaming device
Winamp's comeback story starts this week
Winamp has a solid vision but execution will be difficult
Stanford University study claims 99.7 percent of human-filed comments opposed FCC's net neutrality rollback
It seems FCC's decision wasn't popular after all
Amazon unveils waterproof Kindle Paperwhite with double the storage
Pricing starts at $129.99
How to fix your PlayStation 4 if it was locked up by the messaging bug
Sony issued a patch to prevent the exploit, but what if you have already been affected? We got you
Discord's game store goes public, alongside Nitro subscription service overhaul
Can Discord take on Steam?
Facebook is building a camera-equipped set-top box for your TV
Facebook is making a play for the living room
Researchers shot a drone at a plane to study a simulated mid-flight impact
That's gonna leave a mark
Huawei announces Mate 20 Series featuring 7nm Kirin 980 SoC, Matrix Camera system
Is this the best Android phone of 2018?
Arm and Intel partner to ease Internet of Things challenges
The march to billions of IoT devices turns out is a lot harder than first anticipated
Lyft launches All-Access subscription plan offering 30 rides for $299 per month
Unused rides don't roll over to the next month
Mighty's new offline Spotify player comes with a bigger battery and improved connectivity
The iPod Shuffle for Spotify just got better
Google CEO directly confirms the company is building censored search for China
Pichai is worried about public perception of how AI gets used
Qualcomm launches new chipsets for greater than 10Gbps Wi-Fi
The 802.11ay standard maxes out at 176Gbps
GeForce RTX 2070 Review: Same Architecture, Lower Cost, No Ray Tracing Yet
Today we have our day-one GeForce RTX 2070 review for you and I suspect like most other publications, we were seriously under the pump for this one. Nvidia's own review guide shows the RTX 2070 easily beating the GTX 1070 and then the 970 before it, though that's a little misleading as it's priced to compete with the GTX 1080 and Vega 64, so those are the models we'll focus our attention on when comparing performance.
Snapchat tries to attract more users by adding cat lenses
Cats remain indifferent toward the app
Want a more blingy PS4 controller? Check out this $14,000 Dualshock 4
For those who simply have too much money
While employed at Microsoft, Gabe Newell led a team that ported what game to Windows 95?
Yes, Gaben is an old Microsoftie.
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